Antioch
iPlay, uPlay, we all play V-ball
The iPlay Volleyball League, which is wrapping up its first season, has exceeded the hopes and expectations of its founders. Ninety-five East County kids ages 9-14 participated in the eight-week p...
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Panthers can swim
The Antioch High School Panthers swim team is ready to make a splash in the 2010 competitive swim season. In her third year as Panther swim coach, Keri Miles is set to lead the team with assistanc...
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Deer Valley girls get to NCS finals
When the Deer Valley girls basketball team lost to Bishop O’Dowd by 19 points, the first of three straight losses in the West Coast Jamboree in late December, the Wolverines hardly looked like the...
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Relay – cause for celebration
No matter where or when a Relay For Life event takes place, it always starts the same way. People dressed in purple shirts linked arms wearing big smiles and wave to the crowd of hundreds as they ...
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Schools get uniform treatment
Last week’s Antioch Unified School District Board meeting briefly turned into “American Idol” as board member Wade Harper said, “With uniforms we won’t have to worry about ‘pants on the ground, pa...
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Antioch closes out DV
It was good old-fashioned run-and-gun, back-and-forth, smash-mouth, in-your-face, slam-jam-thank-you-ma’am street ball for much of the first three quarters of the NCS playoff opener between the ...
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Aerial assault
Deer Valley’s Imana Samuels flies in for a layup in a 68-58 second-round playoff victory over Livermore on Friday. The Wolverines hosted Castro Valley in a semifinal game on Wednesday.
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Pittsburg ratchets up road fight
For the past 10 months, City of Pittsburg officials have been steadily ratcheting up their threat level – from code blue to yellow to orange – to pull out of an East County road funding agency if ...
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